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Each year Angus Health & Social Care Partnership spends a significant amount of money on medicines. Some of these medicines go unused. This funding could support vital front-line services. Please share your experiences of using medicines and their impact on the environment.
A guide to services across Angus, including in Carnoustie.
Find out when the practice is closed during 2026 for your diary or calendar.
What's on in Angus in January with Alzheimer Scotland.
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List of groups from Angus Carers Centre for January 2026.
Carnoustie Medical Group will be closed on Thursday 25th and Friday 26th December, and Thursday 1st and Friday 2nd January 2026, in line with the public holidays for GP practices across Tayside.
The surgery will reopen on Monday 29th December & Monday 5th January at 8:00am.
We would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Save this handy guide to make sure you know where to get the Right Care in the Right Place this winter.
Every year, unused medicines place an avoidable financial burden on our local health services. That money that could be redirected into the care, support and services our communities rely on. Angus Health and Social Care Partnership want to understand why medicines go unused, what barriers people face, and how to make returning medicines easier and more environmentally friendly.
In line with practices across Tayside, the surgery will be closed from 1pm on Wednesday 26 November for GP, nurse and staff development. If you require urgent medical advice, contact 01241 802360 (from 1pm – 6pm only).
About our Zero Tolerance Policy.
Are you suffering from painful, ingrown or infected toenails? The First Contact Podiatry Nail Surgery Service offers timely access to expert care without the need for a GP referral.
NHS Scotland's Counter Fraud Services warns of scam phone calls claiming to be from GP practices. Callers are informing people they are updating patient records and asking them to follow a link to do this. This is a scam.
Discover what Angus Carers Centre can offer and chat with a Rights and Engagement Worker.
Coming to Carnoustie on 18 November.
Carnoustie Medical Group will be closed on Monday 6 October 2025, in line with the public holidays for GP practices across Tayside.
Normal services resume at 8am on Tuesday 7 October.
Going through a tough time? The Community Listening Service is here to support anyone facing challenges in their lives. NHS trained volunteers offer 50-minute sessions for you to speak about whatever is on your mind. Talking really can make a massive difference.
Did you know that Suicide support is provided by The Beacon, and is available to all adults aged 16 and over living in Angus who experience thoughts of suicide or who may have attempted suicide? Support is also available for family members, carers or friends of adults experiencing suicidal thoughts.